BoschSanding Roller with Additional Attachments
R1,449
About
The PRR 250 ES sanding roller gives DIYers an impressively flexible sanding tool. This sander can be augmented with a wide range of accessories and is equipped with a patented flexible sanding roller. This allows you to work on a large number of different surfaces and materials and deliver the best results every time, even on irregular and heavily structured surfaces. This means you will never have to sand by hand again. The cylindrical handle combined with softgrip coverings also guarantees optimized handling and control. The patented SDS system makes changing the sanding wheels a breeze – without the need for additional tools.
Product Features
- Instead of many tools and painstaking work by hand: specially developed sanding wheels for various materials even adapt to uneven surfaces
- Optimum handling and control thanks to good handle shape – similar to a paint roller – and soft grip
- Patented SDS system for easy, tool-free changing of the sanding wheels
- Continuously variable speed preselection for material-specific working
- 250 watt motor for high material removal rate
- Model: PRR 250 E + ACE
Product Specifications
- Flexible Sanding roller with different attachments
- Multi functional use thanks to the wide range of special, flexible accessories for different surfaces and materials
- Easy work in places that are difficult to access
- Comfortable and easy to use thanks to its handy design
- Colour: Green
- Speed pre-selection: Yes
- Tool holder: SDS
- Soft Grip: Yes
- Technical details:
- Power: 250 W
- No Load Speed: 3000 r/min
- Drive System: Bosch Electronic
- Weight: 1.3 kg
- Grinding Roller Width – Side to Side: 5 – 60 mm
Box Contents
- Sanding roller (PRR 250 E)
- Blade roll 10 mm (80 Grit)
- Blade roller 60 mm (80 Grit)
- Shank for abrasive sleeves (60 mm)
- Abrasive belt 60 mm (80 Grit)
- Brush 10mm, brass coated
- Flexible sanding roll 15mm
- Protective cover
- Case
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